Ever since the controversial announcement back in August that Ben Affleck will play Bruce Wayne/Batman in Batman vs. Superman, we’ve heard little from the acclaimed actor-director-screenwriter himself. Now, in an interview with Entertainment Weekly, Affleck dishes on the extremely iconic role. He avoids directly answering what it was like to don the suit for the first time, and praises director Zack Snyder’s vision of Batman. He says that, thanks to the Man of Steel director, Batman vs. Superman will work – unlike other superhero movies. “Well, I don’t want to get too far afield and I’m sure I’ll have time to talk about Batman down the road. What I’ll say…

One of the most enjoyable elements in Man of Steel is the inclusion of multiple references to a wider DC Universe. From the Wayne Enterprises satellite to S.T.A.R. Labs and LexCorp, these Easter eggs sowed the seeds for what may come in future films. In the following interview, Superman himself, Henry Cavill, looks back on these references. He talks in particular detail about Cyborg, who is connected to S.T.A.R. Labs, calling him a wonderful character. He reaffirms that he does not know if/when the character will be brought onto the big screen, and that he knows nothing more about Batman vs. Superman‘s story. Check out the video and transcription below.…

Bleeding Cool has been on a roll today with DC movie and television news. In addition to news of a Young Justice live action series and a slew of low budget movies being developed, the site now has plot details for The CW’s Hourman drama, as well as a plot point in the Gotham pilot. We also have a cryptic new teaser for Arrow hinting at Solomon Grundy’s appearance and other things to come. In the comics, Hourman is a character that gains superpowers from a drug, and only has these powers one hour a day. The CW is twisting this in the planned television series, which will be scripted…

After the cancellation of Young Justice earlier this year, fans were left devastated, especially with the final episode’s emotional cliffhanger. The franchise expanded with the recently released Young Justice: Legacy video game, but there is still much talk about the desire for a third season. Now, we have word on a new take on the series, and it’s not what you may have expected. According to Bleeding Cool, DC and The CW are reteaming for another series: a live action take on Young Justice. Dubbed a “teen drama/romance series with a superhero twist”, it is expected to make its debut on the network in 2015. The only character details offered are…

It appears that DC Entertainment has a different and unexpected idea on how to further explore the DC Universe on film. A couple weeks ago, it was reported that movies for the likes of Deathstroke, Booster Gold and the Suicide Squad were being considered, with Man of Steel and Batman vs. Superman scribe David S. Goyer involved. Now, Bleeding Cool has learned more about the studio’s future movie plans, in what may be its “big news for 2014”. According to the site, Warner Bros./DC will release two lower budget adaptations of lesser known comics a year – one in the spring, and one in the fall. Suicide Squad is specifically named…